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03 Feb 2015 13:20:21
i am no expert but with greece finally standing up for themselves will the rest of the Mediterranean countries follow suit and the euro crash?
Obviously they want Greece to stay in the European Union but it's hard to keep them within the financial constraints of the EU and keep the Greek people content.
As Alexis Tsipras has said he wants Greece to stay with the Euro currency and wants to ease the financial situation on Greece by not recognising a number of the 'debts' placed on Greece, Alexis Tsipras could be seen by the elitists as possibly useful to them.
As long as Alexis Tsipras is seen as useful by keeping the Greek people content and Greece within the EU, then he and the political party he is part of are safe.
There not independent their funded by the Kremlin. Who just happens to be suffering from eu sanctions.
So by promoting anti eu parties on the left the Kremlin hopes to split the eu. Tsipras has already been cosying up to Putin.
There's no such thing as an independent political party there's always someone in the background with the money and an agenda.
Kim Philby